BNASS (Biennial National Atomic Spectroscopy Symposium) is the biennial meeting of the RSC Atomic Spectroscopy Group and provides an ideal forum to encourage the exchange of ideas and knowledge in analytical atomic spectroscopy. BNASS will celebrate its 21st event and during its history, there have been some tremendous changes in atomic spectroscopy. These advances have been showcased at BNASS, which has built an international reputation for both the quality of the science presented and the unique style of the symposium, enabling delegates to meet and discuss issues in a social setting. The meeting includes a mix of established and younger speakers, and the organisers would especially like to encourage young researchers to present their results in short oral presentations within each of the topic sessions.
Abstract submission is now open for oral and poster presentations. Abstracts should be a maximum of 250 words within one of the topics below. Submit your abstract by clicking on the useful links or use this link: https://app.oxfordabstracts.com/stages/31289/submitter
Topics
- New spectrometry developments
- Instrumentation fundamentals
- Measurement of nanoparticles and single cells
- Speciation and metallomics
- Biological and clinical applications
- Solid sampling techniques e.g. laser ablation, LIBS, GD
- Environmental analysis
- Food analysis
- Applications
Keynote Speakers
We four fantastic keynote speakers:
- Asst. Prof. Dr. David Clases, Universität Graz, Austria (Title: Gaining new perspective on the nano- and microscale: Combining elemental mass spectrometry and optical methods to characterise single particles)
- Dr. Thibaut Van Acker, Ghent University, Belgium (Title: The occurrence and drawbacks of two-phase aerosol transport upon ablation of soft biological matrices using nanosecond laser ablation-inductively coupled plasma-mass spectrometry)
- Asst. Prof. Dr. Tea Zuliani, Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia (Title: High-precision analysis of non-traditional isotopes in environmental research)
- Dr Susan Little, Imperial College London, UK (Title: Metal stable isotopes in the marine realm)
Registration Fees
Registration is now open. Please click the Book Now button on this page.
RSC Member £335
RSC Student Member £150
Non-member £410
Non-member Student £250
Early bird fees until 31st July 2024, after which it will cost £100 more per fee.
